I mean, I could see it coming, but not this blatantly. It’s also a bit worrying that the CEO is saying something needs to be done to keep the plant running.
I mean, I could see it coming, but not this blatantly. It’s also a bit worrying that the CEO is saying something needs to be done to keep the plant running.
For your reading enjoyment:
https://archive.is/https://www.afr.com/companies/energy/the-country-s-biggest-aluminium-smelter-says-green-target-unreachable-20241015-p5kick
Many news sites can be de-paywalled by archive.is / archive.md / archive.today (they are all the same system, the operators just keep multiple domain names on the go in case one gets shut down).
EDIT: Never mind, it’s not de-paywalling this article/publication. I’ll leave this comment as a monument to my hubris, though, haha, and in general it’s helpful advice.
So, if you know, whats the difference, in premise, between these people, and internet archive?
The Internet Archive is compliant with the law. My understanding is that archive.today isn’t, and I believe they do things like using paid subscriptions (donated, if I recall correctly) to de-paywall articles.
As a result, you should use the Internet Archive where you have the option, because archive.today may eventually be shut down.
EDIT: Here’s the article I was recalling all this from: https://gyrovague.com/2023/08/05/archive-today-on-the-trail-of-the-mysterious-guerrilla-archivist-of-the-internet/ It’s worth a read!
Oh sweet! Thanks for the article as well, that’ll be good.